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Definition of articulation
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of articulation is as below...
Articulation
(n.) The
utterance
of the
elementary
sounds
of a
language
by the
appropriate
movements
of the
organs,
as in
pronunciation;
as, a
distinct
articulation..
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Velar
::
Velar (a.)
Having
the place of
articulation
on the soft
palate;
guttural;
as, the velar
consonants,
such as k and hard q..
Labialism
::
Labialism
(n.) The
quality
of being
labial;
as, the
labialism
of an
articulation;
conversion
into a
labial,
as of a sound which is
different
in
another
language..
Tongue-tie
::
Tongue-tie
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
speech
or the power of
speech,
or of
distinct
articulation..
Hum
::
Hum (v. t.) To sing with shut
mouth;
to
murmur
without
articulation;
to
mumble;
as, to hum a
tune..
Solubility
::
Solubility
(n.) The
tendency
to
separate
readily
into parts by
spurious
articulations,
as the pods of tick
trefoil..
Mutteringly
::
Mutteringly
(adv.)
With a low voice and
indistinct
articulation;
in a
muttering
manner.
Olecranon
::
Olecranon
(n.) The large
process
at the
proximal
end of the ulna which
projects
behind
the
articulation
with the
humerus
and forms the bony
prominence
of the
elbow.
Symphysotomy
::
Symphysis
(n.) The union or
coalescence
of
bones;
also, the place of union or
coalescence;
as, the
symphysis
of the lower jaw. Cf.
Articulation..
Thick
::
Thick
(superl.)
Not
having
due
distinction
of
syllables,
or good
articulation;
indistinct;
as, a thick
utterance..
Tibiotarsal
::
Tibiotarsal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to both to the tibia and the
tarsus;
as, the
tibiotarsal
articulation..
Lisp
::
Lisp (v. t.) To utter with
imperfect
articulation;
to
express
with words
pronounced
imperfectly
or
indistinctly,
as a child
speaks;
hence,
to
express
by the use of
simple,
childlike
language..
Dental
::
Dental
(a.) An
articulation
or
letter
formed
by the aid of the
teeth.
Lip
::
Lip (n.) One of the two
fleshy
folds which
surround
the
orifice
of the mouth in man and many other
animals.
In man the lips are
organs
of
speech
essential
to
certain
articulations.
Hence,
by a
figure
they
denote
the
mouth,
or all the
organs
of
speech,
and
sometimes
speech
itself..
Joint
::
"Joint
(n.) A
joining
of two
things
or parts so as to admit of
motion;
an
articulation,
whether
movable
or not; a
hinge;
as, the knee
joint;
a node or joint of a stem; a ball and
socket
joint.
See
Articulation..
Tarsometatarsal
::
Tarsometatarsal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to both the
tarsus
and
metatarsus;
as, the
tarsometatarsal
articulations..
Elater
::
Elater
(n.) Any
beetle
of the
family
Elateridae,
having
the
habit,
when laid on the back, of
giving
a
sudden
upward
spring,
by a quick
movement
of the
articulation
between
the
abdomen
and
thorax;
--
called
also click
beetle,
spring
beetle,
and
snapping
beetle..
Coarticulation
::
Coarticulation
(n.) The union or
articulation
of bones to form a
joint.
Orthophony
::
Orthophony
(n.) The art of
correct
articulation;
voice
training.
Multarticulate
::
Multarticulate
(a.)
Having
many
articulations
or
joints.
Labial
::
Labial
(n.) A
letter
or
character
representing
an
articulation
or sound
formed
or
uttered
chiefly
with the lips, as b, p, w..
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